Though our globe has been thoroughly explored, we are still uncovering incredible things that defy explanation and tantalize our imaginations. What’s more tempting than a locked door? Here are three mysteriously locked doors located at some of the most iconic sites in the world.
20 Famous Fearless Women In History
20. Oprah Winfrey Well, everyone knows Oprah Winfrey! However, she wasn’t always rich and glamourous. She had a rough start in life. Even though she started as a poor girl from Mississippi, she managed to become one of the women with the most influence on the crowds, her tv program scored the highest rates for… Continue reading 20 Famous Fearless Women In History
20 Incredible Facts About Medieval Knights
Medieval knights were one of the most respected and admired group and still is to this day. But how much do we know for them? To whom did they were royal? How easy was it for an ordinary man to become a knight? What’s up with the crusades? Be sure that you’ll learn all of… Continue reading 20 Incredible Facts About Medieval Knights
20 Creepy Things Discovered Lying At The Bottom Of The Ocean
We’ve all found some really bizarre and strange things while swimming in the sea or lake or even a river. But some things that people have discovered through the years would bring chills to everyone that even see a photo of them. These things are nightmares for every sea lover that need to be seen… Continue reading 20 Creepy Things Discovered Lying At The Bottom Of The Ocean
Fox Cubs Turn Grandma’s Porch Into Private Playground
Living in an area where there are many trees and nature in general, it means that you might have some wild visitors from time to time. That’s what happened to a woman that was living in Illinois. She couldn’t believe her own eyes when she saw what was hanging out in her porch. Thankfully her… Continue reading Fox Cubs Turn Grandma’s Porch Into Private Playground
That Time the Soviet Union Paid for Pepsi with Submarines
You may know that throughout the southern United States, any soft drink is called a “Coke.” But did you know that for many, any soft drink in eastern Europe and the former Soviet block is called a “Pepsi?” That’s because Pepsi, in what was thought of as a huge coup, if not the deal of… Continue reading That Time the Soviet Union Paid for Pepsi with Submarines
Mall Culture in the 1980s
The latest season of the hit Netflix show Stranger Things showcases one of the hallmarks of the 1980s- America’s fascination with the mall. The ’80s was the time when America abandoned Mom and Pop stores en masse for the siren song of indoor fountains, Orange Julius and the endless spring of climate-controlled shopping year-round. Those days have… Continue reading Mall Culture in the 1980s
The Ups and Downs of Gymnastics Darling Nadia Comaneci
Anyone who grew up in the 1970s probably remembers Nadia Comaneci, a diminutive Romanian gymnast who wowed the world at the Montreal summer Olympics in 1976 when she became the first gymnast to ever be awarded a perfect score of 10. She was, after the fame and popularity of that proud moment, credited for starting… Continue reading The Ups and Downs of Gymnastics Darling Nadia Comaneci
A Short History of the Rainbow Pride Flag
Every June, houses, businesses and government buildings across the United States and across the world display brightly colored rainbow flags that honor the struggle and history of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people. But have you ever wondered who designed that flag? Thought about where it came from? Pondered how long it has been around?… Continue reading A Short History of the Rainbow Pride Flag
Everything You Never Knew About eBay
You may know that eBay is a service that lets businesses and people sell items through their website. But do you know how they became the wildly successful company that they are today? eBay was originally founded by Pierre Omidyar in the fall of 1995, became a notable success story of the dot-com bubble, and… Continue reading Everything You Never Knew About eBay